Chapter

 1 I    |    belonged to an old Edinburgh family, and was one of its most
 2 I    |       profit for you. Our great family must disperse, and it is
 3 II   |        Harry.~“Really! has your family never left the old mine
 4 IV   |             CHAPTER IV THE FORD FAMILY~TEN minutes afterwards,
 5 IV   |         Ford had lived with his family ten years, in a subterranean
 6 IV   |    descended from an old mining family, and his ancestors had worked
 7 IV   |       belonging to this ancient family of Scotch miners. He had
 8 IV   |         the cold of winter. His family enjoyed good health; what
 9 IV   | happiness enjoyed by the little family in their dark cottage.~The
10 IX   |         enough to last the Ford family for several days.~The absence
11 X    |         the members of the Ford family, but more particularly to
12 X    |    attacks directed against the family of the old overman, before
13 XI   |   ALTHOUGH in this way the Ford family led a happy and contented
14 XII  |         spoken by Simon and his family. Madge immediately brought
15 XII  |     dreamt of quitting it. This family was all in all to her, and
16 XVIII|      every member of this great family of miners forming the population